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On top of each box, an entity from the world of Subnautica could be found.
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The Entity Gallery was a series of textureless, white boxes that could be spawned by typing "entgal" into the console. Twisty Bridges Concept Art Commands Entity Gallery It was the planned spawn of the Cuddlefish, back when they were planned to be like Crashfish. The biome was considered possible post 1.0 or expansion content but was instead included in Subnautica: Below Zero. The biome appeared to have been very similar to the Safe Shallows in design, Fauna, and Flora.
Both could be found in the Entity Gallery. The Blue Barnacles, which are still currently used in-game, were intended to line the bottoms of all the bridges. The Mohawk plant was one of the cut Flora found dotting the landscape. The biome was set to contain multiple cut items as well. Although some flora was made for the biome, it was left unfinished and eventually was cut from the game. Development started as early as before the first early access release. The Twisty Bridges was a biome originally planned to be found in Subnautica. For the related article on the Below Zero Wiki, see Twisty Bridges. Twisty Bridges This article is about Cut Content (Subnautica) in Subnautica.
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Either during the December 2014 Update or the January 2015 Update (Being fact checked) these were later replaced by completely empty ocean.Īn assortment of Lilypad Root Variants. This might have been a prototype of that.
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This possibly might have been related to something Charlie Cleveland said during during GDC, that when coming up with ideas on how to prevent the player from escaping the boundaries of the world, one of the ideas was creating a giant wall of terrain to create a basin around the map. Upon reaching the walls, a unique, trumpet/horn-like ambiance will begin to play.
From the Earliest Access Phase of development, all the way up to either the December 2014 update or the January 2015 Update (Currently being fact checked), these anomalous walls were present around 2000 meters away from the center of the map, reaching up far too high to climb over, and upon teleporting past these walls there was nothing but empty ocean. However, it was replaced by the Crater Edge in later updates of the game. It was a mix of strange geometry to prevent the player from going further. The original version of the Crater Edge in the early access versions of Subnautica was very different from the final game. Where this would have been located is unknown, although it can be assumed that it would have functioned identically to the Orange and Green Terminals. 15.3 Chelonian Hull Reinforcement ModuleĪlien Tech Alien Data Terminal (Unused Variant) Īn unused version of the Alien Data Terminal with a more cyan hue.1.1 Alien Data Terminal (Unused Variant).
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